The RATP provides for “almost normal traffic with the exception of a few lines” on the metro, almost normal on the RER and normal on the bus and tram. But disruptions are expected on the side of the SNCF, in particular on the Intercités trains.
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Traffic should still be disrupted Thursday, April 6 in public transport. For the 11th day of inter-union mobilization against the pension reform, the SNCF plans one TER out of two on average, three TGV Inoui and Ouigo out of four, one Intercity out of four and one circulation “almost normal” on Thalys and Eurostar.
In Ile-de-France, the service will be “normal to almost normal” on RER B and trams T4, T11 and T13. On the other hand, there will only be three trains out of four on the RER A, line N and P of the Transilien, two trains out of three on the RER C, E, line H, J, L and U, one train out of two on lines K and R, two out of five trains on RER D.
The strike will be less followed at the RATP. The Ile-de-France transport authority provides for traffic “almost normal except for a few lines” on the subway, “almost normal” on the RER, normal on buses and trams.
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